SAUCKEL: Yes; I have found it.
M. HERZOG: And you considered that handcuffs could be used in the
recruitment of labor?
SAUCKEL: It can only be a statement regarding cases of flagrant
resistance to the authority of the state or to the execution of some
administrative action. Experience shows us that this has been found
necessary the whole world over. I merely said that everything should be
done in an orderly and correct way. I did not call that a rule to be
applied for the recruitment of labor. It cannot be understood in any
other way.
M. HERZOG: But you said that to the Allocation of Labor officials in
France. The Tribunal will judge that.
SAUCKEL: Yes, but it must be interpreted as being applied only if there
were flagrant resistance to an executive authority; otherwise it was
never intended.